Essays and diaries • Croatian literature

Djetinjstvo 1902-03 i drugi zapisi

Miroslav Krleža

Prvi je put objavljena u Republici, 1952, 12, pod naslovom Djetinjstvo u Agrarnu godine 1902-03 (Odlomak iz dnevnika polovinom srpnja tisuću devetstotina četrdeset i druge godine), a uz autorov pregled i djelomičnu preradu, kao Djetinjstvo 1902-03, uvrštena je u knjigu Djetinjstvo 1902-03 i drugi zapisi (Zagreb 1972). Tekst je uključen u treću knjigu Dnevnika 1933-42 (Sarajevo 1977), uz pridodanu početnu vremensku oznaku (Polovicom jula 1942).

Tematsku okosnicu djela čini gotovo psihoanalitičko poniranje u početke osobnoga psihičkoga, kulturnog i stvaralačkog identiteta. U uvodu, ostvarenu na način blizak esejističkom diskursu, autor izlaže svojevrsnu psihologiju i filozofiju djetinjstva, potom u središnjem dijelu obrađuje ključna formativna mjesta vlastita djetinjstva, a nakon dnevničkog »intermezza stvarnosti« iznosi završne ocjene o sebi u tom razdoblju života.

Titelseite

M. Benković

Maße

20 x 14 cm

Seitenzahl

617

Verlag

Zora, Zagreb, 1972.

Latein Schrift. Fester Einband mit Schutzumschlag.

Sprache: Kroatisch.

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